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TUESDAY, 'JANUARY ' l 7, 108 A' ENERAL-MEETINO of MERCHANTS OTHERS concerned in the TIMBER TRAbE from BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, will be held at the CITY, of LONDON TAVERN, on THURSDAY NEkT,' the 29th Instant, at Twelve o'clock, to take into considera- tion_the Expediency of ADOPTINU sucI,MEASURES as may tend to prevent the RUINOUS CONSEQUENCES which Must ensue, should the , DUTV in Cou;templation be exclusively imposed on COLONIAL TIMBER, or should any more unfavourable proportion than now exists be substi tuted between it and the Duties on Timber from Foreign Parts.--The CHAIR to be taken PRECISELY at ONE O'CLOCK. EVTOS, Stork-Broker, .2, returns his grateful Thanks for the favours . of his Friends, re for more than Twenty.). ears past, and moserespect fullv-preSents them with the Heads of the SCHEME of. .the . N4I , ..YEAIVS LOTTItiitY, which he iliitters. himself need only be seen to lie, geherally aPprilTell,—There are Three Grand PiNes'iif 30,00td. each, which, - With the 97 other Ca pitals, will be till paid in Sterling Morley.. The .Drawing be gins the 4th of March, acid Ine„First-drawn Blank, on each Day, will he entitled to tge proportion. of 12 Pipes, of Old port - .Wine in exchange,'for'.l,l* years,. or longer if re quired ;. full particulars• of. wbichinay he, had, gratis, At. 2, where every. descripty n l of ,Business.in the. Public Fund, is faithfully tratisacted.-:-.l . l4 : different variations in all the Government Securities, may be, knovn as above every hour: , _ . , INDIA. This Day, walrpOlist!e4, In Three Volumes, 4t.r. price , 61. 6s. with Maps by Arrow _ , . , smith, HE HISTORY of BiiITISH INDIA. By • •' .: • JAMES MILL, Esq. . . . Loudon.: Printed fur Baldwin, Crad u ck, and Joy, Pater noster-row. NEWFOUNDLAND SUFFERERS. London, January 24, 1818. 4 T MEETING of .•tkv , tl. this Day at. the New Englancl, Coffee-house, Thread needle-streets, Resolycd, That SubscriptiOnsle recelea at the following places . . Sir C.,Price, Bart. Kay, & Co. Spooner, Attwoods, & Co. Jo. Bond, Suns, and Pattisall, Child & Co. Herries, Farquhar, & Co. Prescott, Grote, & Co. Sir .1. Lubbock, Batt. & Co. Bosanquet, Pitt, & Co. Coutts and Co. Hoare,Barnetts,Hoare,& Co. Ladbrokes,- Watson, and Co. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, Wright, Selby, and Robinson, Amount of Subscriptions pu Chatteris, Whitmore, Ca. Hanlieys & Co. • . Joll.lb, Lloyd, & co. . , ltobarts, Curtis, & Co. Williams, Moffatt, & Co. • At the Bar of Lloyd's Coffeeli use, -. . . Nlartuadulie Hart, Esq. surer, 28, \Valbrooh, And by James Henry Mt wood, Esq. Secretary,Win cliester-honse, Old "Broad street. blished - ‘67.1 1 p Colonel ElfOrd 5 - 0 James Kemp, Poole - 10 10 John Grundy, Sons, and Wood, Bury 5 0 W. W . Stables, Hudders field 3 3 tvaddesons and Barlow -5 0 John Lucas Chance 10 10 W. Cosins and Co. Gib: • • ralt'af; bYCOle,Cosint; and Co. London 10 10 :c; Bart. and Co e s. Admiral Sir T. Bertie, • K.S. • . • 10 0 F. F. of Doncaster 1 0 Miss Titney Long 10 0 . . boddington, Phtlips, Sharp, and Co. 10 10 Stephen Cleasby 5 5 Joshua Watson 10 10 William Joseph Coltman 3 3 and Co's. Captain Abraham 1 1 AL W. 2 0 John Dent, Esq. 10 10 and Co's. Captain J. Edgcumbe, It. N. s,' and Co's. • C.' Forbes, Esq. M.P. 26 5 and Co's. Joseph Butterworth, Esq. M.P. L.lO 10 Mosy, Leer, and Co. 5 5 IL L. Lester, Esq. M.P. Poole - Wise, Farwell, Baker, 10 10 and Co. Newton 10 10 Y. Fowues, Plymouth 5 5 Capt. Bentham, k.N. 4 2 . s. C. Weston, Brixton 1 1 John 13rittall t 1 Mrs. E. D. At Sir Charles Pri, 20 0 Routlls, Le Messurier, and Co.• - 10 10 S. - - 5 0 At LI R. Symonds . 0 A. A. Gower, Nephews, and Co.- - 5 5 Charles N. Pallmer 10 0 Nathaniel Winter 5 0 At Child The Rev. G. A. Hatch .2 2 The lion.- M. Eardley 21 0 Sir J.Siweii, Bart. 10 10 At Spooner Thomas Aston, Son, and BackhouSe lo 10 At Bond, Sol Mrs. E. Heath, Exeter 5 0 At Prescot Captain Vernon, R.N. Joseph Smith, Esq. 2 2 S 5 At Lubbock and Co's. ;,;‘, ~ • . OF FICE OF ORDNANCE, January 7, ISIS' T HE MASTER-GENERAL and BOARD of . ORD NANCE harin g gra n ted their Authority for the SA LE of IMPRESSIONS, taken from the Planes engraved on salkale of one inch to a mile, from the General Survey of % tat . . 1 Brawn, performed under the .uperintetidailce Of C o _ 4:"tl WILLIAM MUDGE, of the Royal Artillery, the Public i. hereby informed, that Twenty-eight Pl' ateS are already Dand that Impressions from them are .on Sale at the . 41 ' 4 4 -Roo m, i n the Tower of London. These Plat - es form I: °4l Plete Map of the Coast from Folkstone, in Kent, to the 44 's End i d ' Cornwall, and thence to Week St. Lawrence, R▪ ear k B r istol, and al so f rom the Thames to Orfordness, 1 , '"eral other Plates of the Work are now i n h an d, and art VI, which contains nearly the whole of Surrey, and the hed“orth -er:-ct Part of Hampshire, is just completed and pub us.,. • • nraPplication to Mr. at the Dra!ying:ltßom, wbere " index Ic a will be shewn, Gentlemen wishin7„ to procure 4 14 N‘ ,, 14P , °1. tbe Country surrounding their own l4abitations, .., el eet any Sheets they please for that purpose. s, . 411 L etters on this subject, addressed to Mr. Balier, under t ., " " to the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pall-Mall, .4 4 144 , will be immediately attended to. By Order of the Board, It. H. CREW, Secretary. NOTICE TO AATISTS. • ,k°l74;:t. ZCADEMY, SOMERSET-1401.75E. . "TICE is hereby given, Th.t :nil WORKS . .t o tt i ntruded fo r th e enquin!, EXHIBITION must hr sent bAy e It , O Y4L ACADEMY on MONDAY the tith. orTVES . w e i t _ . , the ith of APRIL after which time none can he r - 4 Tu•--Furthcr• Particulars will be given . in a future Ad . • 41!sctuent. " - HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary, lITHORPE and C 0 .43, Haymar4er, Lln- I.; 'doh, resPeetfally inform their Friends and the ,, P0 , 1)- 4'. n4,144,,t in a kw days they will Advance their PORT WINE tei; l. L'"zen, and SPUtITS ts. per Gallon. , .e present Prices areas follows, for Ready-moner only:— i r , VINES. Per Dozen. I., : _ s e 6ne Port ,C.l 18 b e ,'".t Old Port Vintage Of 1812 a i gh t t t o ditto CRUSTED THREE' YEARS IN 13 . Orr LE 3 0 0 * bi tt u MA) SHERRY . 2 8 b ' Nu, ° l -.I)ZANTE ' 4,2 8 0 ', sq. fe ueriffe and Vidorno . ••• 2 6 0 bl l t t , ° ~ i n ett India Nlad e i ra 3 5 .0 .4, bit;° iIit.ONTI ditto . .10i tt r, EAST INDIA MADEIRA 3 18 0 b itl ` 'l3, et of the first growth . ! .4 15 0 bi t ',1L, , b0 0 teit-;'''"llotain • ,!`ile Dry Cape 1 14 0 1 M4I 1( ND WHITE NOYEAU.... ..... , 3(0 , " e4eY Madeira IN PINTS . 2 5 0 ; 441 gTIA, ditto 2 16 o Atiti o , ts Per Gallon. 'S'P'IRITS. ~ : t fi nt;, l l ,l, ihe finest flavour . 0 9 6 i ' "I I. '';. rtto ' :Aitta: ' ' 010 6 - e t( ..I q,iica • it i '• • •'• ' '1 IS 0 t ‘i1 t ; 4 4 1 n 4C 4,. ,!' tiZ i ,.;;l - 1 ' Ad .. ' " - 1 6 0 44 4 p it . a `i n t d ; .•• o is o ... . si tu Il Per Dozen. SHRUB., Of tife mast aelitiont flavour 1 1 :9, Those with a 11 ! are very old and particularly fine. .610' "IN , ;I superior Pine Apple Itum, warranted to be seven years .., per Gallon ; ••••-•b.- ' • . MEDICINE. 3CT RACTS from L E : l4 ' addressed tr fra u N SOLONIO,,;-Gilea4l doirse., near I.Vvernool‘, ..:o, lll g the efficacy of the CORDIAL BALM of GILE4D in 4' dillroult and compli cated-Disorders for which it is pe pr,'Y adapted, beir n administered to the tender infant, the hilt, 'ut , female.. and to palsied age, .with •safety,aad efficacy, t,"to unparalleled in the annals of medical discoveiy:— aridlm ea. ETON,. NEAR I.4REDS.Thpwito Swift, plutuher Leel 4 .4z ier, Of Carleton, in the parish of Rattwell, 'near 4tie, expresses hisuself.?bus r nFar years I ras t e3s r d with Weaktiess in m a y *Vole 'frame, indigestion, dim itd.°l sight, head ache, and at times violent spasms in my an d .I'6 anal trowel's, winch deprivett bf 'ekiitence, hik2,tstroyed all hope of obtaining relief, as every method c or . , l ° that was tried; bat bearing the great repute of the v /a4 u :' : _ : l Balm of Gilead in ottr neighbourhood, a servant boy lh e gcusPatched" to Mr. meggitt, Of Wake6eld, for a bottle. ,:anuArst duse of which relieved the pains—dispelled the wind , o s "" body , that- was drawn up, and contracted became Z's! instantaneously to its usual pliz:bility; one b ottle ab rotetly restored me to health. Being determined to wait in on Dr. Solomon, to return him thanks for the great ho rs rt I ettioYed by taking th e B a l m Gilead, I rode on i tt t "hack friars tarletOn'to Liverpobl, a 'distance of SO miles, thcli d aYs, for that purpose, awl feel it nu less my duty than ;.ation to state the abotelacts-for tbelsenefit ()I:mankind. To ir , 4eS IVORTH, NEAR CONGLETON.—Mr. 0. Baynes says:- J. " and your-most iniaduable medicine I owe every hies dswhich I now enjoy. During the course of five years I 1 0, grievously afflicted with a nervous disorder, owing to itit'_todiscretions of my youth, which harassed my head with to7ssatst spasms, debilitation of the whole nervous system, 4:_ea.ations of - my limbs, &c. I was twice given up in esnorfever by the faculty, and because so altered that I dilrnot even known by my friends; I then sent to Mr. Falk ib of Congleton, fur three bottles of your invaluable Cur and B a it s i]ll Y. of Gilead, which enti re ly restore d me t o my health • a•. D r * * It is impossible to insert all the cases and cures which lq So lomon is in p ossess i on o f, as i t wou ld requ i re some v ., ikx "s; he con t ents hi mself with what has been inserted, great of the having convinced him, that in all morbid affections ) 1 1 11 ,e blood a n d l ymy h ( t h e cause ' .of almost every, malady) so a le, safe, and e ffi cac i ous a reme d y, was never offured to aa kind. As h etzt ens ' - 'r , SOLOMON's practice has now become' so great and a f t 44, that his constant engagements require.a consider t„to portion of his time and attendance, he expects; when ,Zr.isulted, the usual compliment of One Pausul :—but all 4 1ritt e „ rases, or letters of advice, and unaccompanied with lets der for medicine and remittance,. to be answered at Isis tn - re, are required to enclose only half-a-guinea.—Drafts tie obtained at any Post-Office, payable at Liverpool, for 4„ , sums of.' money, which is a sure mode of conveyance. • I.lT' letters should, for safety, be thus directed —" : Money ;rites% Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool. Paid "°llble postage." S 1 30 „ ° d by Bacon and Co. ISO., Oxford-street; Ward, 324, Hol -45'0; Leigh, 18, Strand; and Mr. Goatley, 133, Minorics. ICI also by every reputable Vender its all Market Towns ,;ougliout the kingdom, and by all Venders of Patent Medi 'cs in Furope aud America, price Is. each. or four in one . -1 1 bottle, for. 335. by 'which one Its. bottle is saved, the Sta the words " Samu e l S o l omon, Li verpoo l , " engraved on mp. , Of w may The Anti-Itupetigines, ho o m r x'olonion's ad Drops, an absolute 1.4. re 11 for th e S curvy,ScrOfula, Leprosy, &c. Price i s. and 335. 11 " brittle. , • olomon's Ab s t ergent L O tion, an effectual ciir e . f or scorbu !le eruptions, coarseness, redness, pimples, &c. on the facts, binds, and neck. Price 4s. 6d. per bottle. Also, Solomon's Guide to,Health, which explains, in a con cise an d easy manner, the most simple methods of treatment, vflicacious remedies, for nervous, b:pochondriac, and I c.,/,,ntumptive complaints. Pt..'" 3s. 10 10 I Tlae Rev.E. Ward i 1 At Liverpool, by Mr. William Graham. The Salt Proprietors 103 0 I Juhu Herd and Co. - _ Thomas and William Earle and Co. William Graham John Davies Whittingham and Daw son 5 5 Fairfield and Sbancrosa 2 0 At Btidport, by Joseph Gundry and Co. 10 0 WilliaM Huunsell and Co: W. add G. Fowler 5 0 James Kenway and Sion 5 0 3. and A. Hounsell 3 3 21 0 21 1/ 10 1(4 2 0 5 0 Samuel Gorst and Son 2 2 Jonathan Scott , 2 0 Liptrppp 2 11 Ciwper arid Brancker 9 5 Henry Scarshrick, jun. 5 0 William Jones 2. 0 J. T. Swainson 5 0 7horuas Hounsetl. ' B. Gundry and Co. 2 0 J. Tucker and Co: 1 0 Stephens and Salter 1 0 Isaac Tucker 0 10 Dorchester Bank S 0 Balliscomb 0 10 •• WINES AND SPIRITS, • At Old Prices tilt the Ist February next. PHI; late Accounts from Oporto announcing 1 the refusal 'Of,' Orders on account - of the scarcity. of WINES, and thplate.unconnuon. demand for PORTUGAL Imive so thinned; the Sto c k iu Bock, that a very considerable rise in Price has talin place, and as 'it is cer tain a still further anti'verV.lteaVy ,. advance will• take place, THE COMNIERCIAL. i-lALL WINE COMPANY will, on the 2d day of Fehrnary,next, be under the necessity of ad vancing their PORT WINES as below. Also, in conse quence of the advance in BRITISH SPIRITS, the Company will be under the.neeessity of advancing their, GIN, ts. per Gallon, and at the same time COGNIAC BRANDY 2s. per Gallon, but in ruder to accommodate their Friends previous to the day of advance, the Company will, till the 2d of Fe bruary,. execute all orders at Old Prices, but-on that and fol lowing days, till advice is given of a still further advance, PORT WINES 180 now 425. will be 465 - . Do. - - - - 1813 - - 465. - - 595. - - - 1808 - - 50 s. - - 545. &R. A. - , 7 - - - - 545. - - COGNIAC BRANDY - - 355. - - 375. There is also every pro bability of all articles in . the WINE and SPIRIT TRADE . experiencing a considerable rise in price, particularly GOOD WINES from the Cape of Good Hope—which being 'ouch improved, have met with such an unprecedented demand that very few are on hand. Those stated as below may be fully relied upon and at the prices here (touted till notice is given of an Advance. .White Cape Wine - Fitte full bodied Cape Madeira C. C. Cape - Cape Vin De Grave in French Bottles Cape Hock in do. do, Red Pontac in do. du. , • Red Cape Madeira, (from the Tinta Grape) Fine Sherry Do. Old Du. East India Do Do. Tencriffe (Madeira flavour) Bronti Madeira - West India do; - East India do. • Claret the finest Chateau Margot Sautdrnul-aod Vin De Grave Prigniac - - VERY OLD AND CURIOUSLY- PINE Old Malmsey Madeira in Pints Do. Constantia 1)o. Carcavalla • Do. Prigsniac No. 10. Skinnerrstreet, and and of the following Gelid Company's Agents:-:- Andover —J. Mitchell.. Ashlmrne-r-T. Mottrans Axbridge- r -Jereoliali Organ Bakewell—Robert Tarrand Bangor—John Thomas Bath—S Simms llawtry—T. Baines Beaconsfield—W. Tredway Benson—F. Campbell Berwick-on-Tweed —Thomas Laybourn. Blackburn-Samuel Fisher Blandford —W. 6. Thomas Birmingham Thomas Ni cholls, No. 80, Suowhill Brackley—J. Barrett Braintree—Jererniali Wing; Itrecknock—Stephen Parry .Brentford—Wna. Pickering Brighton—Thomas Baldry Bridge North-Bcnj. Par- Do' tridge • Bod►ui►►—Thomas Clarke Bort:ham—H. J. Painter Bury- , •:11. Whitehead Bury St. , Edrnund's—Rubert Gudgeon Callington—Wm. Header Caine—John Ladd ' Cambridge—Thus. Newt?) , ,C.aruden '!'own—C. Halstead Canterbury—B. itaines Carmarthen—S. Tardrew Cartinel—Richard Myero Chester—T. Crane Chesterfield—J. Saxton Cirencester— , in. Brewer Clapham—Henry Batten Clrobury .Mortimer John - 340, Oxford-street, London ; men that are appointed the Milton Mowbray—R. Tyler Monmouth—C. I'. Lorytner Myrtber Tydril Pierce, anel Co. Narberth—Thumas Phillips Norwich—H. Bolingbroke Newcastle on Tyne John Turnbull Newport—R. Lowe Nottingham---H. M. Wood Northanil.ton—R. Holmes Painswick.HenryClift Pembroke—John Treble Peohryn—Samuel Trenery & Sou Pentonville—S. !Dion Petersfield—Thomas Cave Pimlico—M. Cage Plymouth Shep herd Prittlewell—T. Harridge Queen's Elms—J. Johnson Reading—J. B. Kemp Richmond—Robert Gill Rugby—R. Blencowe - Rugeby—James Leonard Ruthen—Robert Jones St. Albans-:-Edward Lang 2idge • st. Austel—W. H. Nottle - St. Cotumb—T. Whitfield Saffron 'Walden W. S. Barnes .. Salisbury—David Bell Sandwich—S. N. Bunting Shaftsbury-,--T. Stevens Davis Shrewsbury—Wm. Smith Sleafurd—Jolin Bedford Snaresbrook—John Clarke Southampton—Jas. Warren • South Petherton James Bugby Stafford—James Kingstone stansfuid—George Miller Stockton-in-Tees Richmond Stratford—John Payne St rouilwater—F. Vigurs Stilton—J. Watts Sunderland—Ben Bray Sutton Colefidd Richard Sandon Swansea—John Evans Tam worth--Win. Young Tenderden—B. Sitoubridge, j Horn Thrapstune 7 —G, Barber Tut ness—Wi I I ialu' Holman Tunbridge—Thomas Towcester-4X 1). Davis Town Malling—Williain Ed wards 'fr.•wbridgc—Win. New "Priire—Williaiii Harry Warininster,-11. J. Painter John Neigh • hour NVattoti—Win.•Fendick Warwick—Thomas Atkins Wells—S. R. Bell Weobley—E. Al. M'l'herson Weto—Tho. Llelyn . Wi - •yinouth—daines Hill Wlritchurch—lohn Lowe Wick biota Mai Let—ll. Min., ter Wigan—John Arnold Lattet • Witkle)--\Viiliani Turner tVisbeach—John Burman 11'ood.tuck—Th.,s. Curtis NV ICil Wrexlian,—.laities'. Large Wirk.worth—Wm. Brown Wycimili (High) Francis Stevens Yarmouth (Norfolk) H. Bolingbroke Wooltuct Eaton Coggeshall—Win Bock Colchester—Francis Lewis Colue—Bernard Crook Craithrook—Win. Tooth Crich—John Saxton Darlington-.G. Heigliington Dorchester—Richard Hill Dorking—Thomas Dunn Duninow. , —B. Smith Durham—William Webster Eye—Geo. MucitP East Retfurd—Robert Hud- son and Son Eccleshall—J. Goodhal) Edgware, Road—J. Finch Eveshato—George Agg Feversliainfoliert Watson Folksi one—George. Stone Granthlin—Geo. Griffiths . hreenwieh—l'itn. Thomas Greta Bridge , —John finks Hadleigh—J. L. 'Ferry Hampstead—James Poulter Harrow—Charles ilinkley Heistone—Joh t li Hammett Heretuid—Mr-Jos. Havavd Hinkley--Samuel Goode flochlitf—J. and M. Gillman Horsham—W.l4'll...a* uythe—Win. Marsh Catclipoie Keighley—Thomas I%aitey Kilobolton—Chris. Kensington—lt. l4ewartl Kent Ro•il—J. Wing:it:ll Kington.lon. Wilson Knighton --T. Cooper. 3 Lanalierhuret -- Gohi stone - Leeds— mitoplier Slitter I.+, wt Inoteester—Lolrert Freer Lewes- 7 -.1. King Little Chelsea—T. Storter - T. Middle ton Mal+. l o .ii--.lolon Pill) March---A. Ga ud in to Min bet Greees bliic gild—C. Botiii —Ow& kill ills Murton. MEDICINE. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, ,Ne 4 Bridec‘stri'vt, London HoNouRE” I BEG leave to inform-yott, that ever since the year 179e,.1 had been afflicted with the Lots Venerea; which, from its obstinately resisting every course a medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un der-going severalsevere courses of salivation, and twice dis charged from the-Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence—li bad a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfnlly painful, and had been in a state of ulceration fur the last seven yeat - S ; nty . ieft had also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest ;-in this lamentable state, was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of Mar ; in the course of a fortnight I began to receive benefit -in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed— soon atter, the sores on my legs healed also ; leaving, how ever, considerable discolouration in Use skin, and paireinthe hone of the left, which, by the blessing of. God, Juni! a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going thus became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free front all toy. Former complaints—hare recovered my tOrmer spirits a na strength, and ant become jolly and. fat, in which state having continuedluany months, to the astonishment of all who {;new me, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratit tide, but beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, - to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall oti every uoca ion ; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, • .. ALEX. MURKER Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. ‘Vitttessrs to LIN: above John Thompson, No. 3, New Poultry !garnet, Edinburgh, John . 41. 4 1ntush, Old .Asserably Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, MeMber of the Royal Celiege of tiurgewns, at his houie, Nu. 9, Ncw Bridgo-street, London; whete, after a• constant residence of more than 40 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of VenereAl Ctimplaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, wit that inviolable secrecy which men of his prokstiion slsonld always observe i such cases, he hatters himself. the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taiiing this Medicine, will be estr.cmcd, by a discerning Public, as an.advaLtage seldom attainable, and void of all ambiguity. • • Also sold, by his appointiaent;for the convenience of thus( living at a distance, at the Tovshop, No. 103, Oxford - st"rt ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxters, South-bridge; Edinburgh ; Dublin; and by one person in evcry considerable to wn in Great Britain and . iii - b Oxes of only 2s. vl. each, stariped, and sealed ap with full and plain directious, wbcreby„ persons, ofreithir sex, may t;dri. tlicuiselits with ic:recit atil Way. • N. [PRICE SEVTNI,ESC,I4;.. i',UII'4IC4TiONS. • On Satscil4y will be pollished; . In One Volume', vito., with 44 Plates, 21;26., CCOUNT of a VOYAG.E . .OISCOVERY . 'XL to tJe ‘Vestern Coast of COREA, aud'Alie - GRIST LOU CHOO ISLAND. ' 7 t • 7 • ; • ,By Captain BASIL HALL,. F.R.SI' Printed for JOHN MuititmrpAlbeolarle.street. THE FRANKLIN MANUSCRIPTS. :"•, .: This Day were flll3llSiled, • • In One Vuluin. Quarto,. embellished with a finely engral:cd. • • - Portrait, price gj., 12s. thl."bdards, IatMOIRS .of: the LIFE aid . WRITINGS of BENJAMIN. FRANKLIN,. LL.D.. &c. nister Plenipotentiary from the United StateS . of America. at the Court of Frame, and for the Treaty of Peace and Inde pendence with Great Britain, niiw first published from the original MSS..• written by himself to a late Period, and con tinued to the. Time of. his Death, by his Grandson, • WILLIAM. TEMPLE FRANKLIN, Esq. Printed. for, Henry Co!burn, Conduit-street. Of whom and all Booksellers may also be had, lately pub - fished, The Private Correspondence Of Dr. Franklin, from the Year 1753-to 1790, the 2d Edition, in 2 large volumes, Svu. price 11. Bs. boards. This Day were published, In Two Volumes 12mo. price 12s. boards, SCRIPTURAL ESSAYS, adapted to the Ho lidays of the Church of England : with MeditationS.ork the pre s cribed Services. Ey Mrs. WEST. " It is our decided opinion, that a more pleasing or more useful Work of the kind, for young female readers, will nut easily be produced, and indeed cannot reasonably be ex pected."—British Critic, Sept. 1817. " We can say, without hesitation, that sound Theology has not often worn- a more attractive form than in these Scrip tural Essays. Nothing can be better calculated fur social reading in families."—Gent. Mag. April, 1817. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Itces, .Orme, and Brown, Loudon. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. 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The• ornamental parts, and particularly the high altar, which, previous to the Reformation, embellished the spot dedicated' to and 'formerly employed in the service and worship of'Altnighty God, (and now devoted to the Stu dents intended for the Protestant Church), have been preserved ; and the tout ensemble of the edi fice, as completed, present, a display of great taste, elegaiice, and convenience, combined witls an almost indiScribable reverential alwe,i.hieli ac companies our walks inlhe paths trodden by the religious characters, who were, by their eta s,- tions iwages past, allritti.l to spend their tiwe itt this place, and who, no doubt, would sity of it aud its purposes, however modified—esio perpetua. The Free Grammar Sdiaol at St. Bees bas rcc n.ly been repaired, at a very considerable re p, nee, by the Lail of Loubdsle.—(Curnbalund Packet:) on' be re' the for or ,ich Less Itßs k CO' r Of at . ;elf fa' „e'r r ,'" t (.0 .0 tic bte• n ot out 111 10 iliY It 1 CC' t. the ace Us' afj Vi i• 104 1 eIY '12,1 )eti et- of of of At A. irs 10